Change the color of the icons in the block information Custom CMS

[Lorellas]

Change the color of the icons in the block information Custom CMS

 

After the 'last update to PS.1.6.0.14, I can not find the file to be edited to change the color of the icons in the block information Custom CMS, someone gives me a hand to understand the file to be edited to change the color of the icons and their contour and if possible also to the background of the whole block.

 

thanks a lot

[Rolige]

Of course can be changed, in the global.css search for the class: #cmsinfo_block em { ... } and change the color or background as you want.

[Lorellas]

Thanks very much for the 'help, you have been very kind.

Sorry for the question perhaps trivial, but because when I inspect element with Crome tells me that the file is on line 3408, whereas 8211 is the line?

 

Thanks again.

[Rolige]

I'm sorry, but I can't tell you if that is the line because I don't have now a fresh install of PS 1.6.0.14, but as I told you, just need search these code in the global.css

 

Or give me the URL of your site and I will tell you the line.

[Lorellas]

Thanks for your response, I actually already solved the problem, with your help.

Perhaps in the previous post I have not explained well, when I inspect element with Google Crome, tells me that the file is to Riga 3408, when in fact the file is located at line 8211 you know tell me why?

You have to use another kind of inspector?

Sometimes I run into this thing, other times, it makes me see a path where then can not find the file.

 

thanks a lot

[Paulito]

Hello

 

Chrome likes to find global.scss but when you change anything Chromes changes it to global.css

 

global.scss

http://screencast.com/t/Mg1IXI5vc

 

global.css

http://screencast.com/t/Y83fcsivEggf

 

Paul

[Lorellas]

OK, thank you very much for your help, to make the 'inspection element to' now it is better to use Firefox!

Or is there something d 'else for Crome?

 

Thanks again

[Paulito]

Hello again

 

I always use Chrome, if you change anything in global.scss then Chrome will automatically give you the correct line in globaal.css as the two images above show

 

Paul